Twenty Eleven Theme exclude Search on specific page

Add in the || (or) to the if conditional check in this block of code.

<?php
	// Has the text been hidden?
	if ( 'blank' == get_header_textcolor() ) :
?>
	<div class="only-search<?php if ( $header_image ) : ?> with-image<?php endif; ?>">
	<?php get_search_form(); ?>
	</div>

So just this line

if ( 'blank' == get_header_textcolor() ) :

Replaced with this

if ( 'blank' == get_header_textcolor() || is_page('99') ) :

Where 99 is the page id of that page.

Thank you paulwpxp for your fast reply. I made the change with great expectations of solving my problem, but alas it didn’t work. This may be due to my ignorance of some finer point or other lack of understanding. I took the page id from the Permalink: …. page_id=2340 after opening the Edit Page in question. I then substituted the 2340 for 99 so the line became:

if ( 'blank' == get_header_textcolor() || is_page('2340') ) :

When I opened the page I found the Search on every page. Being a newcomer to this coding, I tried many changes of spacing, taking out the commas, brackets, adding id= etc., but could not make any work. I would really like to know how to make this work. For the time being, I have now returned to my Search-free pages. ??

@malae I’m sorry, the code above is wrong.

Use this instead

Find this block of code

<?php
	// Has the text been hidden?
	if ( 'blank' == get_header_textcolor() ) :
?>
	<div class="only-search<?php if ( $header_image ) : ?> with-image<?php endif; ?>">
	<?php get_search_form(); ?>
	</div>
<?php
	else :
?>
	<?php get_search_form(); ?>
<?php endif; ?>

Replace with this

<?php
	// Has the text been hidden?
	if ( 'blank' == get_header_textcolor() || !is_page(2340) ) :
?>
	<div class="only-search<?php if ( $header_image ) : ?> with-image<?php endif; ?>">
	<?php get_search_form(); ?>
	</div>
<?php
	elseif ( !is_page(2340) ) :
?>
	<?php get_search_form(); ?>
<?php endif; ?>

Hi paulwpxp,
Thanks for giving it another shot, but still no luck. It does not remove Search from that page. Getting late here, so will wait until tomorrow and try it again.

Could a more simple, CSS-only solution not work?

Use this piece of code below in your (child theme’s) style.css:

body.page-id-2340 searchform#idclass {
display: none;
}

The first selector body.page-id-2340 should be used as is. This selects the right page (Glossary).

For the second selector, you should look for the id or class of your search form and replace searchform#id by that. You can do this using Firefox’ Web developer extension.

You might like to add a specific selector for the header in-between the two selectors if you have another search form somewhere else on the same page.

Thanks for suggesting the CSS approach. I have temporarily solved the problem on the Glossary page by using a search widget, which I can put at the bottom of one page. I chose the Home page, which gives users access to Search at least on one page. I will certainly try your suggestion as soon as I have time.